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How do I use oh as an interjection in a sentence?

"Oh" is a versatile interjection that can be used in many ways to express various emotions and reactions. Here are some examples:

Surprise:

* Oh, wow! You got the job? That's amazing!

* Oh, my goodness! Look at that sunset!

Disbelief or Concern:

* Oh, no! I forgot my keys.

* Oh, dear! I think I broke it.

Regret or Sadness:

* Oh, I wish I had said something.

* Oh, it's so sad to see her go.

Agreement or Understanding:

* Oh, I see what you mean.

* Oh, yeah, I know that feeling.

Indignation or Frustration:

* Oh, come on! That's not fair.

* Oh, for goodness sake!

Emphasis or Attention-Grabbing:

* Oh, listen to me!

* Oh, that reminds me...

In Dialogue:

* "Are you coming to the party?"

* "Oh, I don't know. I have to work."

Important Note: The tone and context of the sentence will determine the specific meaning of "oh."

For a more specific example, tell me what emotion or reaction you want to express, and I can help you create a sentence using "oh" as an interjection.

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